Plots and Counterplots: Sexual Politics and Body Politic in English Literature, 1660-1730

Ronald Knowles · Richard Braverman

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List of illustrations Preface 1. Political plottings: history, sexual politics, and the body politic 2. Counterplotting restoration: widows and other fatal women 3. The plots thicken: dogma and its discontents through exclusion 4. Revolutionary plottings: representing the revolution 5. Whigs and husbands: politics and cultivation 6. Coda: cultural politics from the South Sea Bubble to Tom Jones Select bibliography Index.

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